Is Mein Kampf the most Woke work ever?
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Constantine
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Is Mein Kampf the most Woke work ever?
I've been noticing massive parallels between Hitler and the Woke movement. Both do pogroms, intimidation, virtue signaling and are open to Socialism. Both are ethnic centric beliefs systems proclaiming a historically aggrieved status to one ethnic group, placing blame on the other, and scape goating it for current issues. Both demand repayment, either in blood, reparations or living space.
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Re: Is Mein Kampf the most Woke work ever?
Correction: Nazism was the opposite of socialism and so is wokism. The Nazis used the term 'National Socialism' to attract the ordinary working man, but the clue is in the use of the word 'National' (and everything they ever did). But yes, there are many similarities.
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Re: Is Mein Kampf the most Woke work ever?
There are things that conservatives want everyone to "wake up" about but that's not being woke. It's only when liberals want others to "wake up" to their own political prejudices that it's woke.
Not to mention, for others, the other way around
And reactions to Mein Kampf doesn't change that.
Not to mention, for others, the other way around
And reactions to Mein Kampf doesn't change that.
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Re: Is Mein Kampf the most Woke work ever?
Who are you to assume that others aren't 'awake'? You know, it's that kind of conceit and arrogant lack of self awareness that makes others despise you so much.iambiguous wrote: ↑Tue Jun 27, 2023 1:11 am There are things that conservatives want everyone to "wake up" about but that's not being woke. It's only when liberals want others to "wake up" to their own political prejudices that it's woke.
Not to mention, for others, the other way around
And reactions to Mein Kampf doesn't change that.
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Re: Is Mein Kampf the most Woke work ever?
On the contrary, it is the fiercely fanatical "my way or the highway" moral and political objectivists who insist that others are only "awake" if they think exactly as they do.vegetariantaxidermy wrote: ↑Tue Jun 27, 2023 1:20 amWho are you to assume that others aren't 'awake'? You know, it's that kind of conceit and arrogant lack of self awareness that makes others despise you so much.iambiguous wrote: ↑Tue Jun 27, 2023 1:11 am There are things that conservatives want everyone to "wake up" about but that's not being woke. It's only when liberals want others to "wake up" to their own political prejudices that it's woke.
Not to mention, for others, the other way around
And reactions to Mein Kampf doesn't change that.
Me, I'm "fractured and fragmented" in regard to the moral conflagrations that rend the species.
And, again, what is far more interesting about minds like yours here is the part that revolves around this:
...what, in my opinion, is always most intriguing about these pontificators is not what they argue but the way they bully those who dare not to share their own insufferable dogmas.
So, perhaps, someday she might finally confront whatever or whoever turned her into this declamatory caricature. Something has clearly pissed her off in life. Something that brings her into places like this in order to vent. And to accumulate scapegoats.
It seems [to me] that she needs to make scapegoats of those she construes to be part of whatever she is outraged about. But what is it? And how did it come about?
Wouldn't that be far more fascinating to explore?
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Re: Is Mein Kampf the most Woke work ever?
It should always be the 'facts, science, logic and reason way' or 'the highway'. There's no arguing with that.
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Re: Is Mein Kampf the most Woke work ever?
Well in that case, "it is the fiercely fanatical 'my way or the highway' moral and political objectivists who insist that others are only 'awake' if they share exactly the same facts, science and reason as they do."vegetariantaxidermy wrote: ↑Tue Jun 27, 2023 1:48 am It should always be the 'facts, science, logic and reason way' or 'the highway'. There's no arguing with that.
As though in regard to Mein Kampf, there is only one ontological, teleological and deontological assessment wholly in sync with them. Instead of folks all up and down the ideological spectrum acquiring political prejudices rooted in the lives that they actually lived and live.
Even fascism has arguments pro and con: https://prosancons.com/government/pros- ... f-fascism/
But in a No God world how do philosophers pin down that which all rational men and women are inherently or necessarily obligated to believe about it?
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Re: Is Mein Kampf the most Woke work ever?
And the stupidest comment of the week award goes to...iambiguous wrote: ↑Tue Jun 27, 2023 2:47 amWell in that case, "it is the fiercely fanatical 'my way or the highway' moral and political objectivists who insist that others are only 'awake' if they share exactly the same facts, science and reason as they do."vegetariantaxidermy wrote: ↑Tue Jun 27, 2023 1:48 am It should always be the 'facts, science, logic and reason way' or 'the highway'. There's no arguing with that.
As though in regard to Mein Kampf, there is only one ontological, teleological and deontological assessment wholly in sync with them. Instead of folks all up and down the ideological spectrum acquiring political prejudices rooted in the lives that they actually lived and live.
Even fascism has arguments pro and con: https://prosancons.com/government/pros- ... f-fascism/
But in a No God world how do philosophers pin down that which all rational men and women are inherently or necessarily obligated to believe about it?
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Re: Is Mein Kampf the most Woke work ever?
vegetariantaxidermy wrote: ↑Tue Jun 27, 2023 2:58 amAnd the stupidest comment of the week award goes to...iambiguous wrote: ↑Tue Jun 27, 2023 2:47 amWell in that case, "it is the fiercely fanatical 'my way or the highway' moral and political objectivists who insist that others are only 'awake' if they share exactly the same facts, science and reason as they do."vegetariantaxidermy wrote: ↑Tue Jun 27, 2023 1:48 am It should always be the 'facts, science, logic and reason way' or 'the highway'. There's no arguing with that.
As though in regard to Mein Kampf, there is only one ontological, teleological and deontological assessment wholly in sync with them. Instead of folks all up and down the ideological spectrum acquiring political prejudices rooted in the lives that they actually lived and live.
Even fascism has arguments pro and con: https://prosancons.com/government/pros- ... f-fascism/
But in a No God world how do philosophers pin down that which all rational men and women are inherently or necessarily obligated to believe about it?
No, seriously.
Look, it's not something that I am particularly proud of, but reducing her ilk down to ridiculous posts like this is still something that I truly do look forward to.
So, sure, despise me for it.
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Re: Is Mein Kampf the most Woke work ever?
K: and which version of Mein Kampf have you read?Constantine wrote: ↑Tue Jun 27, 2023 12:29 am I've been noticing massive parallels between Hitler and the Woke movement. Both do pogroms, intimidation, virtue signaling and are open to Socialism. Both are ethnic centric beliefs systems proclaiming a historically aggrieved status to one ethnic group, placing blame on the other, and scape goating it for current issues. Both demand repayment, either in blood, reparations or living space.
who translated it? we can talk after we know what you
have read....
Kropotkin
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Re: Is Mein Kampf the most Woke work ever?
No idea what you are on about. Perhaps you need to think about changing your medication.iambiguous wrote: ↑Tue Jun 27, 2023 3:11 amvegetariantaxidermy wrote: ↑Tue Jun 27, 2023 2:58 amAnd the stupidest comment of the week award goes to...iambiguous wrote: ↑Tue Jun 27, 2023 2:47 am
Well in that case, "it is the fiercely fanatical 'my way or the highway' moral and political objectivists who insist that others are only 'awake' if they share exactly the same facts, science and reason as they do."
As though in regard to Mein Kampf, there is only one ontological, teleological and deontological assessment wholly in sync with them. Instead of folks all up and down the ideological spectrum acquiring political prejudices rooted in the lives that they actually lived and live.
Even fascism has arguments pro and con: https://prosancons.com/government/pros- ... f-fascism/
But in a No God world how do philosophers pin down that which all rational men and women are inherently or necessarily obligated to believe about it?![]()
No, seriously.
Look, it's not something that I am particularly proud of, but reducing her ilk down to ridiculous posts like this is still something that I truly do look forward to.
So, sure, despise me for it.![]()
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Re: Is Mein Kampf the most Woke work ever?
You must have spent hours coming up with that one.vegetariantaxidermy wrote: ↑Tue Jun 27, 2023 4:05 amNo idea what you are on about. Perhaps you need to think about changing your medication.iambiguous wrote: ↑Tue Jun 27, 2023 3:11 amvegetariantaxidermy wrote: ↑Tue Jun 27, 2023 2:58 am
And the stupidest comment of the week award goes to...![]()
No, seriously.
Look, it's not something that I am particularly proud of, but reducing her ilk down to ridiculous posts like this is still something that I truly do look forward to.
So, sure, despise me for it.![]()
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Re: Is Mein Kampf the most Woke work ever?
Pogroms regularly killed people in the target ethnic group.Constantine wrote: ↑Tue Jun 27, 2023 12:29 am I've been noticing massive parallels between Hitler and the Woke movement. Both do pogroms,
Everybody uses virtue signaling and pretty much every group uses intimidation. But sure, yes, they use those.intimidation, virtue signaling and are open to Socialism.
Well, Woke adherants would have a large number of groups with an aggrieved status. Which is a significant deviation from Nazism.Both are ethnic centric beliefs systems proclaiming a historically aggrieved status to one ethnic group,
This has been done by conservatives, liberals, anarchists, socialists, communists, globalists anti-globalists....politicians and their constituants.[ placing blame on the other, and scape goating it for current issues.
Sounds like corporations.Both demand repayment, either in blood, reparations or living space.
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Re: Is Mein Kampf the most Woke work ever?
Pogroms aim at killing specific people. Doesn't mean that they achieve that end, they often vacuum up the wrong people. Sometimes precisely the same people doing the attack. One of the few advantages of Marxism and Nazism is they had a paramilitary hierarchy that grasped this and so would instigate and corral the pogroms. In leftist communities in the US during covid suffering from pogroms, no such support. So it was often the communities where the most aggrieved people lived that were burnt.... but it all worked out come election time.
Rwanda was famous for randomly slaughtering the wrong people that on paper they should of been supporting, if you follow their own genocidal logic.
So when I see a pogrom, I GTFO as it is a insensible beast. I don't care how much it claims to support me. I'm at risk.
Rwanda was famous for randomly slaughtering the wrong people that on paper they should of been supporting, if you follow their own genocidal logic.
So when I see a pogrom, I GTFO as it is a insensible beast. I don't care how much it claims to support me. I'm at risk.
Re: Is Mein Kampf the most Woke work ever?
Whether Mein Kampf is a woke book or not, depends on the translation?? Does that make any sense at all??Peter Kropotkin wrote: ↑Tue Jun 27, 2023 3:40 amK: and which version of Mein Kampf have you read?Constantine wrote: ↑Tue Jun 27, 2023 12:29 am I've been noticing massive parallels between Hitler and the Woke movement. Both do pogroms, intimidation, virtue signaling and are open to Socialism. Both are ethnic centric beliefs systems proclaiming a historically aggrieved status to one ethnic group, placing blame on the other, and scape goating it for current issues. Both demand repayment, either in blood, reparations or living space.
who translated it? we can talk after we know what you
have read....
Kropotkin